one american was killed more than one dozen others were rescued. the coast guard said that it has already surged 1400 square miles of ocean and land. teresa estacio is live in san ramon, that is where survivors of the fishing trip are speaking out tonight how is the mood there? >> behind me is the home of donnelly, you can take a look for yourself all of these cars, they belong to the extended family of donald lee, he is one of the fishermen from the bay area who went down to mexico for the fishing trip. it was just last sunday when the boat that he was on capsized forcing everyone to fight for their lives, lee still missing but earlier today i spoke with pete zooker from navato, and he told me he held onto an ice cooler until he saw a small boat and was able to clean up for life on. >> i was looking around and i saw this tonga, is a

fishing boat, you probably know that so i saw it and then i saw one person and they said to me pete is that you, and it was my closest friend in life, it was joe so we were happy together but 20 minutes half an hour later after the storm it was very calm and beautiful. about six, 6:30 a.m. it was a little like i said i want to see what is in my ice chest i picked up. there were two like to invest in there and a bottle of water. wow later on we sought a life raft with about 10, or 11 people. we came together so they all came into our tonga we had the ice chest, we took the cover and started paddling with the ice chest. it was

high tide, so that was good and then about six hours hour later we went out again, so we stayed there and it turned around by itself and there were two things that went through my mind i am totally happy that i am alive and i am at home, but i am sad that all seven people are still missing. >> acts to motivate him to fight for his life out there and he quickly responded his wife and family were always in the back of his mind. he did add that he was upset at the crew aboard the ships that capsized because they did not help anyone they say when the boat began to sank. back here in front of the home of lee can see all the cars out here family members are working hard, the phone as well as on facebook trying to interact with officials and politicians to continue the search for their missing family member of donnelly. reporting live in san ramon--of their

missing family member donald lee reporting live in san ramon i and teresa estacio. >> one of the other man said he had been in a bed waters before and when he went to his cabin at night the seas were very rough. >> i was probably in bed for one hour or two hours when nearly started to get rough. it was hammering it really good. apparently talking to some of the guys that were sitting outside we were taking water over the top of the boat. the back in was under water when i came out of my door and i saw the captain standing there and we were about a 25 degree list to port at that time in as the capt. have you put out any call to the coast guard to get us here? as he did i say anything to me he just stared at me. i walked outside did not have anything on but my underwear and of myself flotation device that we all

brought with us. we went on to the deck, i saw the water was coming on fast i into the cooler that was sitting there next to me and i jumped over the side of the boat with the cooler and swam away from the boat and as i swam away, i noticed on the awning, there was, the one we were sitting under on the third step up was now leaning almost into the water and in fact it hit my cooler as i was trying to get out from underneath it. san and then i saw the vote stand up, and then in about 15, less than that, maybe five seconds existed there all by itself and then it just slipped under the water just like the titanic. >> the search continues for the other bay area man who are still missing in the sea of cortez. on kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. you can hear gary hansen describes his 15 hours in the water and what he said when his rescuers offer to taken to the hospital. a striking scene

today at a south bay medical center after a plane crashed into the building there. the crash happened last night at the watsonville community hospital campus, 4 people aboard the plane were killed. there were all members of the same family. this is a photograph of that family, david, his wife dd and their two young sons, luke and ryan. we are standing by live near the crash site we have the latest on the tragic. >> this is a horrible tragedy in watsonville, initially we were told that there were two people on board to adults, and then we learn that there were 4 people, to adults and two children and they all perished. i can show you this is where the plane crashed, they are boarding up windows and doors here at the women's clinic, this is in an ex to the hospital. inspectors have been out here all day picking apart the plane. they have moved it over there on to the flatbed trailer that you see

off to the right. they will move into a warehouse in sacramento with taking a closer look at everything. as they will look at everything from mechanical failure to the pilot erupts to find out exactly what may have gone wrong bring such a tragic end to what was the beginning of the family vacation. >> the single engine airplane took off just about after 7:00 yesterday evening. in bank and then went down into the hospital parking lot is getting into an unoccupied office building before bursting into flames. inspectors will be looking at everything from mechanical failure to pilot error. >> when the man, but the machine, and the harm experience with the command, we look at his or her experience, and we also look at the plane. >> no one was hurt, but it was full people one hour earlier. >> i have left shortly

before it happened i got a call from my boss who set out by the way work... so i'm just a little in shock. >> another paulus says it --the end of the runway is actually a little left of this, if they ended up here, they were turning back the east and maybe it was just too steep to climb, may be too steep of a turn. >> david along with his wife and sons of ryan and luke shown on a recent backpacking trip were bound for a family vacation in sierra nevada up a local businessman he operated an environmental service company and a local dive shop. >> something else they will look into it if he was rated pfr or ifr meeting that he

could fly on a day like this one is visually clear, if it was ifr he will be ready to fly with instruments. if that fog bank was close enough, he would have to switch to ifr so they do not know which one exactly he was traded for at this point it will be out in about four, to five weeks that it will be about nine months before we find out what exactly went wrong. >> a nearby resident i then heard the crash and ran to the scene and captured the fiery pictures on his cellphone and he talked about what he saw. >> i was driving down here and i turned and i saw an airplane flying over here and i saw it kind of with little bit. then my friend said look, is going to fall. i turn and all i saw it was just the airplane hit in the big explosion and the explosion was taller than the antennas so i turned

around and drove in here, and i saw the airplane burn inside of the building for quite awhile. i did not even know what to think. i never expected to see that happen. i live near the airport and i always thought that this could happen one day but i never thought that it would be yesterday. i was thinking they are in their burning in there is nothing i can do. all i can do is watch everyone was calling the ambulance and stuff, so when they showed up they were pretty much, they had been burning for a while so that is really sad. >> he and his friends and say that they were thinking of trying to make a rescue attempt but the flames from the fire were too intense. new details tonight about the theft of the rear picasso self from the san for cisco our gallery this is the man that is accused of stealing that our work market lugo--mark lugo this

is the artwork that he is accused of stealing it is estimated worth is about a quarter of a million dollars. j.r. stone joins us and he actually spoke with mark lugo today and what did he have to say? >> the quick answer to that is not much. the most monumental thing he says that this has been blown way out of proportion those were his own words and he also said that this was "pretty crazy"i said what is pretty crazy in what has been blown out of proportion? he says i do not have a lawyer yes i cannot get into which he wants the best defense attorney out there but one thing he says is that he has not been able to get a hold of the people he know because his self on has been confiscated he says i'm from the east coast and i cannot

get a hold to these people and i need help out there. i believe that is why he agreed to an interview with us. >> what was his demeanor? >> you picture a guilty person fidgeting or touching their hair and face but he was not he sat back and just listened. he said what are they telling you? what they sang about me? i sent to him they said the stolen picasso. he sort of sat there and just sort of looked at me and eventually said that this has been blown way out of proportion. >> some of those responses seem rather odd did he seem odd to you? >> i walked in he shook my hand keys said it is a pleasure to meet you i said is a pleasure to meet you too. we know that his work and some high in restaurant in new york city he was up in napa with some friends, this is an individual that some people that as a very smart individual. >> his bayliss $5 million will he be able to post bail? >> i doubt at this point he

was asking for our help in finding a lawyer saying that he needs someone pro bono, meaning he needs someone or he cannot pay them. >> he would discover a home in napa, did he mention anything about that family those people? >> he would not talk about them he would not even talked about his past history in working in food and restaurant industry for but he kept shaking his head and saying blown way out of proportion. what is next is that he has to find a lawyer and he will be in court early next week he was just charge today so he has a lot of work. >> thank you. now new at 5:13 p.m. a deadly drop for a baseball fan at a game in texas we show you what happened and how the fans are reacting. now launch for the history book last space shuttle mission is under way, how a bay area after not is taking it. now at

5:35 p.m. the british invasion we will show you the wrong young royal newlyweds visit to southern california.

and >> a rangers fan who use these right there falls to his death after trying to catch a ball that a player tossed into the stands. take a look, after a foul ball in the second inning, the rangers left fielder tossed the ball into the stand above the wall. you can see the can reach over, kept the ball but then fall headfirst want it is about a 20 ft. drop right down there and where he is headed, there is a small section between the left-field wall and the left field railing that you see there. the man that fail, shannon stone was a 39 year-old firefighter. you can see his six year-old son was right there, there is his son, unfortunately watching it all in this may be the worst part of this whole thing he did not die instantly. he was taken to

hospital and with his son writing in the front of the ambulance went into full cardiac arrest and died by the time the ambulance got to the hospital players and fans who witnessed this say that the whole thing is real. >> just as the ball hit his hand, it kind of threw him off balance and he went headfirst. it was, it looked awful because you knew that there was no way that he would land on his feet. he disappeared so you could not see anything but the way that he felt like he failed raid on his head. >> you could hear him saying someone please get my son, someone check on my son he is up there all by himself. the paramedics were right there in a says sir, we will be your son, your son will be ok do not worry about your son, you can be around as the one minute disguising join himself a ball game and a half an hour later he is dead, it is very surreal. >> unfortunately this is

not the first fall at a ranger's game, a man fell 30 ft. last summer and survived a lot mid-1994 a woman fell while posing for a picture she was badly injured but did survive. both of the rangers and the a's will wear black ribbons on their uniform in tonight's game in memory of shannon stone live in the studio tonight i am grant lotus with kron4 news. >> our current conditions remain on the warmer side, but everywhere is in the upper 60s the cooling trend will be continuing into the weekend i will have details coming up in just a few minutes.

>> 3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff.

>> the last shuttle is thundering into orbit this will close out three decades of triumph and tragedy for nasa they're calling this a sentimental attorne-sentimental- journey. despite some last- minute weather changes and a technical glitch, it went off without a hitch. it >> the beginning of the mission it marks at the end of an era. >> america will continue the dream. >> atlantis launched on schedule friday with precision and control so crucial to this mission there was a wild card throughout, the weather. the four-member crew suited up this morning in anticipation of the scheduled liftoff and the delighted crowd that gathered anywhere they could

to get a glimpse of the historic march, the crew is now headed for the international space station and is 135th shuttle mission will be asked to not wrecks of the third time in space but knowing that this is the final mission makes it special. >> it is like being in disneyland late at night and thinking like to the front of the line before the ride close is or will i get cut off at the very end? >> nasa says that if all goes well they will try to extend the mission by one day. the launch of director says after lift off, people in the control room did not want to leave. is the same feeling drew as many as 1 million onlookers. >> i'm glad to see that i haven't had a chance to be a part of history the beginning and the in because something new is coming after this and i was here with some wonderful americans to experience that. >> just before liftoff the commander told mission

control that we are completing a chapter in a journey that never ends. of a space shuttle will end, nasa will focus on the exploration of deep space. reporting from the kennedy space center i'm alan. >> as some of you know there is a bay area connection, you are looking at one of the astronauts 40 a year old wrecks is from san carlos his dad was a world war two pilot he grew up in the bay area he is a cal berkeley alumni. >> a live look outside from the mount tancam, look at that fog rolling into the golden gate at this time the fog will be an issue especially into sunday. here's a look at the weekend forecast. fog out there tomorrow morning, temperatures much cooler we were in the 90s today only in the low 80s to mop. the fog becomes more dense. we will see a drizzle along the

coastline. take a look at the fog tomorrow morning it will be a little more extensive and notice the hot--and north bay is blank said in fog. it will hover around oakland and hayward and down the peninsula and then back to the coastline for the afternoon. very similar conditions to what we saw out there today. as for temperatures tomorrow, again a lot cooler than today in places like concord, only 82 degrees 83 fairfield, 77 vallejo. temperatures remain on the cooler side 61 half moon bay, '70s for the bayshores and upper '70's and low 80's down in south bay. a look at the kron4 seven day around the bay forecast to cooler weather resumes as we head into tomorrow and especially sunday. as we will have coastal it drizzle for sunday and monday that will continue into next week as well. the fog may leighton

up towards the end of the week. look at thursday for the inland valleys. just 74 there. low sixties for the bayshore and climbing up by the end of the week. stay with us we will be back after this. honey...? [ mom ] yes.

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belfour violent incidents at last night in east oakland left six people shot police are investigating try to see if there's a connection between the crimes. the first was at 8:29 p.m. last night near 89th avenue right there. just one hour later at 9:30 p.m. a second shooting this one near 108 avenue and foothill boulevard. from there just 50 minutes after that and 1 mi. northwest right here. it was a 2200 block of ninth--

98 avenue of the st. a man with his to with it there. and then just 2 mi. north, a shooting and another one, kron4 hazzig manyud this is why oakland police believe their new reorganization plan will help to reduce violent crimes like these in oakland. >> stage one oakland police department reorganization plan goes into effect over the weekend. officials say that the new department structure will help to maintain the current patrol staffing level at around 270 officer. >> and other states will be implemented sometime in august. >> the opd sgt says that the criminal investigation division and the focus of stage two of the reorganization that is designed to address the most crime impacted areas of the city including parts of east oakland were recently six people were shot and one person was pistol whipped in about an hour-and-a-half.

>> we will also implement a team approach to the violent crime investigation. historically we had to officer to respond to investigate homicides, with this new investigation and the team approach we will have four officers respond to the violent crimes. >> they say the increase in officers responded will allow investigators to gather more evidence, and locate more witnesses and solve more crimes. >> and get to the root cause of some of this violence on the street so that we can prevent this retaliatory violence. >> oakland firefighters approve contract recessions in order to avoid layoffs there agree to take a 9 percent pay cut and give up two vacation days per year they will continue to contribute 13 percent of their retirement costs all in exchange for a no layoff clause. for this deal runs through to 2014 but newly

hired firefighters must work until age 55 to receive their benefits. the city of oakland is placing an estimated $58 million shortfall. in san jose the police arrested two juvenile think connection with a double spatting that happened late last night at a santa clara valley light rail station near first and mission streets. two victims were stabbed by a pair of 16 year-old males. the suspect fled, later tried down by officers in the stabbing victims are expected to survive. in napa county police arrested a man connection with a marijuana growing operation to people were found murdered. police say they found and got rid of 2000 marijuana plants and it was located on private property and concealed by vegetation they said the owner of the land had no knowledge of the crimes. g uerrero has not been charged

in the murder of the two unidentified males. >> that august of 2010 at santos international airport authorities had been notified of a telephone threat that the plane would be hijacked two individuals say they were pulled from the plane and held for several hours the threat was later determined to be a hoax, their lawsuits seems to have unspecified damages. >> and looked out this afternoon, the bridges not even visible from the shot. we will see fog to the coastline. it is cool in half moon bay and san for cisco but still on the hot site for the inland valleys. it does not look like our typical summer pattern. '60s and '70s for the bayshore, and '50s close to the coastline. as we head into tomorrow that is when things

will start to cool off if you're headed to the giants game, it will be a little warmer than the one tomorrow. we will be in the mid '50s by the time the game wraps up. take a look at tomorrow, coastal fog and their roles in later on in the evening. we will have fog close to the coastline tomorrow morning and in the afternoon temperatures much cooler for the inland valleys. who will talk about the cooling trend coming up in just a little bit. >> after traveling through canada the royal couple will spend the weekend in southern california and the fanfare is building as locals and brace for traffic problems. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge have touched down on u.s. soil, a cake walk off the plane in a lavender dress and heels, they were higher than she normally wears. a wardrobe change from her red dress departure is her first

ever visit to the u.s.. this is not include shopping on rodeo drive, no disneyland, their itinerary is all about charity and good will. >> the couple is coming off of a 9 the canadian tour they wrapped up in calgary where they launched the stampede parades. kate had on jeans and a big belt buckle and a white blouse. and it was a quick change into a coat dress with the queen's maple leafs approach for the final event in canada at calgary's do before they headed to the airport to take off her where they will be greeted by gov. jerry brown and his wife. once here they will hit the ground running with a friday evening business even followed by a reception hosted by the british consul. they will stay at the consulate in hancock park close to a trendy west hollywood. residence is a more than 7200 sq. ft. mediterranean-style estate

with seven bedrooms and baths. saturday they will go up the santa rosa coast to settle barbara--santa barbara for a charity match. then it is that to downtown l.a. for a black-tie gala. this may be their chance to mingle with some hollywood royalty like nicole kidman, jennifer lopez and tom hanks who are all expected to attend. finally sunday into they --ends with a private breakfast, then they get to downtown skid row to watch a performance by the inner city arts students the last stop is sunny--on the studio to seek military veterans transitioning to civilian life. and then it is back across the water to the united kingdom. >> they have kept this

group very small that they have traveled with. >> and other california news tonight, governor jerry brown signed a law today that creates an createsfee for protection from wildfires for those that live in rural areas. that will be $150 per year, that will make it 50 million this year and 200 million annually in the future. this is the state has spent her $177 million per year in firefighting cost of the last decade of this new fee will make sure their rule property owners pay their share of the fighting fire cost. more news ahead. it's really delicious, mom.

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first video. timothy plan prison break. >> you can see the jailor sitting here and directly across our to prisoners that were talking in a secured area they said this was all part of the plan a personal level not talking to a one and then you can see them break into this area and the apparent interest broken to the jailers area one man was caught instantly another escape into a getaway car but was captured by the police three days later in the the colorado woman that was barely able to escape her sinking car after the heavy rains swamped denver's metro area you can see her vehicle right in here that is covered in the stinking water. she said she was headed home when the heavy rain started to fall. >> all the water went over my good and my car started turning sideways and i mean it was up to my lap within seconds. >> and she said her car eventually sank in the high water it was an hour before she could see her vehicle

again above the receiving orders. an 88 year old track and field star he was in world war two, the korean war and 32 wars in vietnam he is ranked no. 1 for his aid to bracket for track and field, he does the high jump, pole vault, shot put and 10 k among other reasons. >> cooler weather on tap for the weekend and next week i will have details coming up.

>> the fallout continues in the tabloid hacking scandal these are people who are calling for the resignation of one of the corporate bosses at britain's and news of the world that paper is folding the last issue will be sunday this is after intense public criticism over allegations that reporters hacked into cellphone to get stories including celebrities and the phone of a missing teenage girl. three people

have been arrested including a former some groups and for the prime minister. --former spokesman for the prime minister. now this was the scene at the tel aviv airport one of them says israel is overreacting because they say this is intended to be a fact- finding mission it wanted to draw attention to what life is like under israeli watch including travel restrictions. this was the scene in cairo, the crowd was protesting the slow pace of reform they want you dips in from the government to make fast changes in their fear is that some police officers accused of killing protesters have been released on bail. [music] >> a live look outside down on the city we can see some clear conditions but we see some fog rolling in through

the golden gate. fog will be out there again tonight fog tomorrow morning as well. we will see sunny skies through the afternoon but it will be breezy and a lot cooler out there. today we are in the '90s in concord a big change there. let us take a look at the fog for tomorrow morning all into the inland valleys and the north bay. we also down to the bayshores, and it is all the weight down to fremont. into the 10:00 hour it is still lingering. it will stick to the coastline again tomorrow. very similar to what we saw today fan and possibly a little farther into san francisco. and did temperatures around the bay area tomorrow will cool down 82 in santa rosa, 73 and san raphael. close to

the coastline similar conditions today. warmer down in palo alto. our east bay locations are in the '60s and '70s. temperatures are cooling down significantly 80 in walnut creek, 85 in antioch were in the 90s today. i will have your extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> more discounted deals coming your way starting next week living social will expand its instant built program in san francisco which is in third market for this service. if you are wondering how is this different from the regular deals, the name says it all is about finding a deal instantly if you're in downtown san francisco you look up living social deals, you'll find and businesses

within a half mile range of where you are in the deals are only available at a certain time like this one is only good from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. it is set to launch next week on july 13th. in order to access them, you have to download living socials application or enjoyed application they introduced this in march, and then it rival responded with groupon. if you like to check this out, visit kron4.com and visit the what is on the web section. stay with us, more news after this break. i want to crush more cars.

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>> former first lady betty ford has died the widow of late president for was 93 years old now that is her on the right, she was given a great deal of credit for dealing publicly with addiction problem to the betty ford center in california is still open and thriving. she was a co-

founder, again former first lady betty ford is dead at 93. >> now. stanley roberts and found some people behaving badly. >> you are looking at a muni worker preparing to begin to shift near west portal station in his window and disabled placard. he is so busy getting ready for work that he barely notices me videotaping until last him a question. >> how are you doing today? >> how are you? >> good. i am curious muni employees seem to have placard's on this street is that normal? >> this is for my wife, she will be picking it up later. >> ok, i was just curious because it seemed to be a lot of muni employees with a lot of the disabled placard's but you made it clear that your wife will be picking it up. >> this employee does

confess to me on camera that he was using his wife's a placard that is called of missed cues, after i left heat moves the car across the street and then took the placard from the window i guess his wife is not coming. i told you that there are quite a few placards on the street but how can i be sure that they are muni employees? look a the toyota not only does it have a disabled placard, it has a sense it's a school official business permit in the window. to be fair, i spoke with a couple of workers who had placards, one even showed me proof of ownership but i am not saying all employees are abusing their placards, but i have learned where there is smoke, there is usually fire. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. a plane plummets from the sky crashing into a medical building we are live with the latest on the investigation. a historic

lift off for shuttle atlantis we examine with the final space shuttle crew will be doing for the next 12 days in space. a new home for a california former first lady why she did not move very far away from her estranged husband. ♪

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that's more than comcast can offer. [ female announcer ] at&t u-verse: tv like you've never seen before. >> at 6:00 p.m. jaycee dugard feature magazine is now on new stance we show you what is inciting give you an excerpt of what is written about the woman that was kidnapped, raped, and held captive up for 18 years. a medical building goes up in flames with a --when a plane crashes into it. and accused picasso chief speaks out behind bars when he says he is looking for now the key is in custody. [music] >> jaycee dugard her book

is just days away from public release. it chronicles her 18 years of being held captive excerpts of the book has been released by people magazine. we have a look at some of what the book has to say. >> this is a picture of jaycee dugard on the cover of people magazine this is how she looks a now. she explains in detail about her objection, how she was raped repeatedly by philip garrido while in captivity for 18 years. these are pictures of how she looked. she was a abducted on june 10, 1991 when she was just 11 years old. she says that he forced her to undress and take a shower with him that first night afterwards she said how i must be very quiet i do not want to get in trouble if i am quite in a good girl everything will be fine. i asked him if i did put my clothes back on he laughed and said no. in another she writes he says

that he has to put handcuffs on me and they have for on them so they will not heard too much. i shake my head and no, i ask that will not try to get away. >> me while they federal judge has released a confidential report regarding the supervision of a phillip garrido when he was a federal parolee between 1998 in 1999 during this period he kidnap and started sexually assaulting jaycee dugard she was 11 years old then. we have details about this rather scathing report. >> the report says that the federal probation officer in the northern districts of california did a lousy job of supervising garrido. we have also found out if questioned whether the kidnapping or the repeated rate could have been avoided or cut short if they had done a better job of dealing with him as they're supposed to. a report talks about home visits being rear. in his drug use being virtually

ignored by the probation officers. we will have a lot more coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m.. >> there are new details about a plane crash in watsonville that happened last night. the plane crashed into a medical building killing of four members of one family. this is new cellphone video of that crash, it was released this afternoon rob fladeboe is live right now with the latest on this story. >> this tragedy has claimed the life of an entire family the victims identified as the santa cruz businessman david houghto hitn wife d.d. and their two sons of ryan and luke. it went down thursday evening of around 7:00 p.m. it crashed into the parking lot and skidded into the clinic the one that is being boarded up and burst into flames. let us go back to the cellphone video that you mentioned. that was taken by a man that lives in nearby. he heard the crash and then

came running he says that the fire was so hot and so intense that there was nothing he could do. in a friend set for one moment they tried to do a rescue but then backed off because the flames were too high. the aircraft took off from watsonville airport about a mile and a half away just after 7:00 p.m. thursday evening. today the national solicitation safety board had inspectors out here they were going through the wreckage looking for clues as to what might have gone wrong. it would die speculate about the cause of the crash of the city will look for everything from mechanical failure to pilot error. >> we demand, the machine and the environment and we look at the man, we look at the pilot, their training, their experiences, their experience in the aircraft, recent experience and things like that. we will talk with instructors and fellow pilots and things like that. we also look at the medical aspects of the pilot. all of

that and then the machine, the engine, the frame, the environment like weather, air-traffic control all those sorts of things. we looked at all of the aspects with a fair amount of detail until we start to discern which way we should proceed in even greater detail. >> this is a picture of the family on a recent backpacking trip that is david 45 years old and his wife 44 years old, his sons aged 10 and 12 his brother says they were headed off for a family vacation in pine mountain lake. they will continue the investigation here and have a preliminary result in about four, to six weeks. >> the man accused of stealing a picasso sketch from a sanford's is go gallery is peeking out from behind bars. and they are stone talked with him today about what he is going through and what did he have to say? >> he said a lot but he

pretty much said nothing about the actual case, the actual cost of that was stolen. i asked him about that i think the biggest thing to come out of this interview today was basically him saying that this has been blown way out of proportion. he says, this is pretty crazy >> what kind of person was he? >> it was not much he was nervous or fiddling around or touching his hair and face, he just sat there and ask me what are they saying about me? i said they say you sold a picasso. he eventually responded by saying that this has been blown way out of proportion. >> he says that the theft is being blown out of proportion but he is facing a five million-dollar bail, will he be able to post bail? >> right now he is worried because it does not have a lawyer he says he cannot get a hold of his family in new jersey have confiscated his phone. i believe that is the plea that he was making help me out with a lawyer, and maybe i will tell you more

about this case but right now there is so much we do not know. >> he was found at a home in napa, any information? >> i asked him, he said he was from the east coast i said what were you doing here we know his work as some high-end restaurants in new york city he would not even comment on that he would not even comment on been in napa, and would not comment on his friends he would only say i cannot believe that it has been blown this much out of proportion that i could not get a response as to what he was talking about. now he goes to court, he's been arraigned on monday 1:30 p.m. but at this point he does not have a lawyer, so it is very possible that the arraignment could be delayed. we may not know if he pleads guilty or not guilty next monday, it we may have to wait another week or two weeks. if >> does he realize what he is facing? >> i think he realizes what has been going on outside the jail cell and how people have been talking about this case. as to anything further about the case, he was very

smart any time i try to go down the road, he would not talk about it. >> i guess we will hear more next week when he goes to court. other news around the bay, two men on the run that is after a 13 year-old boy is sexually battered and the police are also asking anyone with information about the case to give them a call. five teenagers arrested in fairfield in connection with a fatal store robbery there. police say that the owner of the store died of a heart attack after he was a salted and pepper spray by the group of juvenile. copper wire stolen in antioch, officials say that thieves climbed power poles and cut high tension lines. investigators say that the lines were under extreme tension and damaged about 10 cars parked below when they were cut. police are still searching for the suspects in that case. and charges of rape will continue to stand against the sex crimes prosecutor michael gasset his lawyers

have fought to have those charges brought he is accused of raping a colleague but his lawyer says that the relationship was consensual. he is free on $1 million bail. >> much cooler weather for the weekend and all the way into next week. inland valleys will drop at least 10 degrees tomorrow i will have details coming up in a few minutes.

>> a new jobs report are out and it is not good. unemployment rose to 9.2% in june, catherine is here on how the president and congress are reacting. >> not very well, basically the economy is still a mess and they're blaming each other. the jobs report is awful only about 18,000 new jobs were added last month. a lot less than was expected the president did

announce the obvious, that jobs and not being produce fast enough for those that needed. >> and you have heard me say before, out in increase that raises taxes or fails to make serious spending cuts will not pass the house. we hope our democrat counterparts will join us and seize this opportunity to do something big for our economy and frankly for our future and to help to get americans back to work. >> this is day 185 with the republican majority in the congress and we have still not seen one jobs bill, to the floor. this is obviously reflected in the jobs number this morning, we have put probably i do not know, 20 job initiatives on the floor and the republicans have rejected every one of them. >> the jobs market they say

is kind of defining history right now shows that employers are not adding nearly as many jobs as they usually do this long after a recession has ended. >> are there talks between the president and the congressional leaders want to continue between the weekend? >> yes, this is all about raising the debt ceiling, should they do it or not and the president is using this to say yes we should and they will get together on sunday about that. >> we will be back after the break.

>> the search for seven men lost at sea in mexico continues today, they're all from the bay area and were part of a group of fishermen whose boat capsize over the weekend. one american was killed and more than one dozen others were rescued. the coast guard said that it has already searched 1400 square miles of ocean and land. teresa estacio is live with more. >> the family and friends are gathered here as you can

see behind me, all of these cars are gathered here to keep hope alive. this is a picture of donald lee, he was one of the fishermen from the bay area of wind down to mexico for that fishing trip. it was just last sunday when the boat that he was on capsized forcing everyone to fight for their lives. earlier today i spoke with a survivor pete and how he held on for his life until he saw a small boat in the distance. then i was looking around and i saw this tonga fishing boat to pop up out of nowhere. so then i saw one person infamy swimming to. this person said to me pete is that you? that was my closest friend in my life, almost like joe, we were happy together the storm was ferocious, but 20 minutes about half an hour later it was common

beautiful so we were bailing like crazy out there, about six, 6:30 a.m. it was a little bit of like i said i wanted to see what was in my eyes chess that i picked up. to life vest were in their and a bottle of water. wow. later on we sought a life raft coming with about 10, 211 people. we came together, so they all came into our boat. we had a lot of ice chest, we ripped apart, we took the cooler and started paddling four on each side. it was high tide so it went in and that was good and then a few hours later we went out again, so more or less we just stayed in one spot and turned around. but two things were going through my mind i am totally happy that i am alive to obviously i'm at home, but i am sad that all seven people are still missing. >> i ask him what motivated

him to fight for his life and he quickly responded that his wife and family were always in the back of his mind. if he did also add that he was very upset at the crew because they did not help anyone when the boat began to salnk back here at these lee's home, family members said they did not want to talk right now because we were focused on their computers and making phone calls trying to make to the coast guard continued to search for the love one donald lee. >> this morning we talk with another survivor this one from navato, gary hansen spend 15 hours in the water after were watching the charter boat and go down here he describes what happened after he grabbed a life vest and jumped into the sea. >> now i find myself in the water and i'm expecting to see, i will be in the water for about two hours or so

until the coast guard arrives. when dawn came, we expect to see a c-130 dropping flares and dropping survival equipment but nothing happened. at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. when by, nothing 11:00 a.m. and then 12:00 noon went by and nothing at this time we knew that no one had put out a signal and would not be found until someone found something, one of us or some debris. we started swimming in swimming in the tide was too strong. we would get about 100 large toward shore and wash out again after 15 hours i was trying to yell at people on the beach because i was getting washed out again in did not want to spend overnight out there. i turned around and i saw this aluminum boat. >> i got into the boat and he said you want me to take to shore? i said no, we have

too many guys out here, let us go find some more. hmm let us go find some more of them. it is just a miracle that as many of us survived. i mean i find it odd that the crew and the captain everyone survived and then we lost seven on our side. >> the search for the seven bay area man still continues. it has been five days since the fishing boat capsized. the coast guard and the mexican navy decided to extend the surge beyond the usual 96 hours. [music] >> a live look outside this afternoon look at that fog extending over the golden gate at this time. ticket are current conditions is quite pull closer to the coastline 645 a cisco, 64 in oakland 64 in redwood city but on the warmer side for the inland valleys. if

you're heading to the giants game and about one hour the fog will role in a little bit later. as for tomorrow, again, dense fog for the morning. as we head into the afternoons of fog moves back to the coastline and will have sunny skies for most of the bay area breezy conditions and much cooler temperatures for the inland valleys. the us look at that fog for tomorrow morning. moving into the inland valleys and down the peninsula. into the north bay this is the 6:00 hour. later on in the morning the fog is still hovering over oakland in hayward. the fog will stick to the coast again tomorrow. you can see that this fog is not going anywhere. 82 degrees in san rosa, 82 in concord a big drop from what we saw today. low 90s in the inland

valleys but tomorrow will be in the low 80s. this cooling trend will continue for the weekend and into next week. your weekend at a glance temperatures are right here. for the inland valleys will see dense fog and drizzle closer to the coastline. stay with us to be back after this break. i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪

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>> the former first lady of los angeles has reportedly purchased a home for 10,000--for $10 million. according to tmz her estate is in the swank brentwood neighborhood where she lived with the former governor. they have four children together and they reportedly aimed to near little--aimed at living near

one another to take care of their two younger children. >> we are giving away 10 of these e-readers it is really small and lightweight it has a 6 in. touch screen display that makes it smaller and lighter than the amazon kindle. it has 1 mb of storage but can hold more book because of its sd slot. now importantly, you can only enter if you are a fan on kron4 facebook. so go to our fan page click like an intern now. stay with us the news at 6:30 p.m. is coming up next.

the >> jaycee dugard book is days away from public release. it chronicles her 18 year ordeal of being held

captive. this is a new picture of her that was released by people magazine. she was of death in 1991 when she was just 11 years old. at that first night she says that he forced her to undress and take a shower with him. ticket with it what she wrote here afterwards, she said i must be very quiet or i will get in trouble if i am quite in a good girl everything will be fine. i asked him if i could put my clothes back on he chuckles and says it no. >> a federal judge has released a confidential report about the federal parole supervision of phillip garrido. it says that the parole supervision was sub standard. it questions whether the repeated attacks against jaycee dugard could of been curtailed and if the parole had done their job properly. >> in a developing story friday i sat down with the market lugo, but i easy in this mug shot suspected of

stealing a picasso sketch from the gallery. i asked him point-blank did you steal it? are you innocent or guilty? he would not respond anything about the case other than saying that this has been blown way out of proportion he says this is pretty crazy. he is from the east coast specifically how new jersey and has not yet hired a lawyer for he will be in court on monday. reporting in san francisco j.r. stone with kron4 news. >> here in watsonville, 4 people are dead in a plane crash in the parking lot of watsonville community hospital a plane went down thursday after taking off from the watsonville airport it is the santa cruz businessman david his wife dd and his two sons. they were headed off on their vacation when the plane went down. >> in san ramon, family and friends continue to camp out at donnelly's home,--at

donnelldonald lee's home they're praying that he will return home safely. >> take a look at last night's game, a rangers fan fault his death after trying to catch a foul ball that a player tossed into the stands. the 39 year-old firefighter was there with his sixth year old son that you see right there. that son had to watch as his dad felt, his head hit the concrete first. this was about a 20 ft. drop down that way. his son rode along in the imbalance with him to the hospital. this is but third san that has fallen at a ranger's game since 1994. the previous two did not die, the rangers and the a's will wear black ribbons on the uniforms tonight to honor that victim i'm grant lotus with kron4 news.

>> here at oakland police headquarters, stage one of the reorganization plan is scheduled to launch this weekend. recent violence at shootings in east oakland has the focus on stage to that is scheduled to launch later this summer. they say stage to is the restructuring of the criminal investigations division which will double the amount of officers responding to violent crimes in the city. an oakland police headquarters hazzig manyud with kron4 news. >> here in alameda, the fire department announced that they have completed training 20 firefighters to become rescue swimmers and have also added a 14 ft. shall rescue boat. the announcement comes a few weeks after the department came under intense scrutiny following an incident where several firefighters stood by and watch when a 52 year- old committed suicide by wading into the water off of the beach. the firefighters said they lacked the equipment and training to

rescue him. the city is currently investigating that and to them. >> and pleasant hill, a burger war has been in suing. each has been slowly expanding into each other's territory for some time five guys moved into this store about a year ago and now in and out burger is firing back with not one, but to met restaurants and about 1 mi. east of each five guys. could have already been given the go ahead and planners are waiting for the environmental impact report to give the green light to the other. >> former san physical mayor and the current lieutenant governor has put his multimillion-dollar home of for sale. if interested buyers and curious residents are invited to take a virtual tour online. our internet reporter kimberlee sakamoto has a look that what the home has to offer. >> it is on the market for

2.7 $5 million which is about $12,000 less than what he paid in 2009. let us check out the virtual tour online. the real is a web site is calling this home a spectacular home. online resources are needed, you can look at the views of the home. right now we're looking at the formal living room you can scroll through a lot of pictures, or you can watch a picture slide show that will zoom in to various parts of the property. by san francisco standards, this home is the norm is a whopping 3051 square feet and has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms there are some outdoor grassy backyard areas. if you would like to check out the virtual tour for yourself to visit our web is on the web section on kron4.com. [music] and >> this is a live look, the fog rolling over the hills along the coastline. our wheat and forecast will be

a faulty and cooler one. here is a look tomorrow morning, fog but even more on sunday. temperatures cooling in the inland valleys back into the low 80s we ran the low 90s out there today. moving down in the inland valleys in the peninsula and the north bay it will scale back but it will be slow. then finally pushing back towards the coastline but it looks like the fog will hover in to sanford's is go and the early afternoon hours. --it will hover in to san francisco in the early afternoon hours. the cooling trend will continue into the weekend and into next week as a matter of fact as we have an extended forecast with fog and cooler temperatures. stay with us we will be back after this. it's really delicious, mom.

it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along.

>> after lots of speculation about the weather and a last-minute technical fix, today's

historic final space shuttle launch and went off without a hitch. we're at the space shuttle in florida with the latest on the launch. >> the beginning of a mission marks the end of an era. atlantis launched as scheduled friday morning after some uncertainty. with precision and control so crucial, there was a wild card, the weather. the four- member crew suited up this morning with anticipation of the scheduled liftoff. to the delight of crowds that gathered any where they could to get a glimpse of the historic launch it is now headed for the international space station in this one her to than 35th shuttle mission will be asked to not rex's third time in space. but knowing that this is the final one

makes it special. >> it is like being at disneyland ride before the close. >> nasa says if all goes well they may try to extend this mission by one day. >> still a lot of work in front of us go what an awesome and great start. >> the launch director says after lift off, people in the control room did not want to leave it is the same feeling that drew as many as a million onlookers. >> i am glad to see that i got to be a part of history, the beginning and the end because there is something new coming after this and i got to be here with all these wonderful americans to experience that. >> just before lift off the commander told mission control we are completing a chapter in a journey that never ends. while the space shuttle will end, nasa will now focus on the exploration of deep space. reporting from the kennedy space center i and allen. >> coming up next, gary is joined by his lovely wife

and they will open a kron4 mailbag and answer your e- mails when will have more on that tragedy in arlington tx nast night that left a fan dead. -last-night that left eight fan diddead. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks.

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>> good evening is a tragedy of monumental proportions. the texas rangers fan last night reaching over to catch a ball tossed his way by a ranger player fell from the upper deck and lost his life. we will not show you the video but we will show you what took place prior to tonight's texas a's game, they wore black ribbons to honor the 39 year-old firefighter shannon stone. the flags flew at half mast and more importantly a park was placed between the stands in the scoreboard where he fell last night.

nolan ryan representing the rangers is there he is there the majority owner, bratton ziegler from the oakland athletics. harm to >> we are about making memories about family entertainment and last night, we had a father and son at the game and we had a very tragic incident and it just, uh, drives it to the court to what we are about. >> to be around something like that and think at one minute this guy was enjoying himself at a ball game and then a half an hour later he is dead, it is very surreal. it damages for the record, the family of the fall and mr. stone has requested that video not be shown. that is why we did not for this particular segment. the a's and rangers plan at this hour seven to two texas and the fifth inning. yalow mien has--yow ming has retired.

people in china would stay up all night to watch him play but unfortunately he has had nothing the injury problems suffering from a broken bone in his foot and a stress fracture in his ankle. he played just five games last season and today apparently an all-star, it of his ninth season in the nba yao ming says physically i can no longer continue. ohio state football are now winters for 2010 they brought all of these rules but the fact remains that there were 12 and one and now the ohio state program is hoping for leniency from the ncaa they step forward and said we will strip all of those games, all of those wins from our record books. the school also placed his self on two years' probation and now awaits more sanctions from the

ncaa. but usually they were close things out together, you punish yourself will go easy on you and they took all the 12 wins and threw them away. the women's lpga in motion. we are in colorado, paula kramer grew up in pleasanton, now living in florida she is 102, that had a rain delay. the winner--leader is a seamless. there was an hour and 10 minutes delayed because of thunderstorms so that is where we stand. now down toward the front, more polyps. levi went down yesterday the writers that got the worst was of a british one who was forced out of the race because of a broken collarbone. levi litepimer is in 50th place for minutes and 29 seconds back. when we return, it is

e-mail time folks want more respect for the giants and of course, there's always the talk about athletes and money. there will be a personal attack that will strike us at our very core. all right, are you ready to go there young lady. >> state tune. >> i do not need to be rude but because i know you, how low cut is that thing? >> you know what, i am short so that is why. >> right we will see what happens. ur of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open.

♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >> are you rich go young lady? >> yes. why as defending world champ to you think the giants this is so much disrespect all i hear is philadelphia. >> all i would say as layoffs that respect but you are right, the giants are the champs, but philadelphia has this guy pitching for

them they got the most prized free agent and then you see this big guy, right and how were just going deep continually and you say we're are the giants stars without posey who is injured and freddie sanchez their second-best players but i consider the sentences go fans would get tired of hearing about philadelphia but all you have to say is what happened last year in the national league championship in a series? so philadelphia has the better name players, with the giants' offices there is something about them in their division is pretty lousy two. >> stephen are you so sari on the giants, the giants need offense? >> i am not sour but i and funny. as long as everything is going on ok, say this i said i will sign here for five years give me $100 million or this other says give me five years $100 million if they wanted to be here, then maybe but just to pick up someone and bring them in for a couple of

months, guys that are used to playing a lot may have to sit down and i tell you, they're in first place so that is one of those deals if they keep winning people will say what 18, if they falter, then you will say they should have done something. but those big- ticket items are easier said than done. you have to give up a lot of good players to rent some others for just three months. >> when you said the san diego player was not wrong for what he did to the giants tuesday night to get in trouble from the giant radio station? >> it is funny, the player throws the ball down, the pitcher, and then the giants on the broadcast, look at how this guy disrespected the giants and the men on and on and then on the morning show, all the buster brown said it was terrible what he did. to me, i thought the guy was in showing the motion if he grabbed someone by the collar, he was just happy so to answer your question if i was it just starting today someone would've come in and said hey, we are the giants

a station that is where all of these businesses are going if you have the team on your station, i do, it is a station now and pittsburg, it is called the route network and they have the guy that goes upstairs and we have to win tonight in your the scores. everything is fine, but i was brought up that if you want to be halfway decent you have to give your opinion and see what happens. but no one told me, only because i have a few gray hairs. otherwise they would of been on my rear end. >> if the average nba salary is $5 million or are the players striking? >> the players are not striking the owners have locked them out because david stern supposedly 22 of the 30 teams and leagues are you losing money. such an the average salary is 5 million but they want to change that severely. the owners are willing to sit out one entire year. if you are losing money why not sit out one year at least a break-even. but anyway, it is the owners keeping the

players out and not the other way around. >> i do not think your that funny. >> i cannot believe that. >> no relation to milton. >> you wish i was . see you at

jaycee dugard's first interview. how she gave birth in a backyard at 14. i'm brooke anderson. >> "the insider" is on. >> how did you survive? >> there's a switch that i had to shut off. >> jaycee on going into labor in captivity. >> you just do what you have to do to survive. why cops couldn't crack the kidnapping case. >> 60 times they came to the house. she was there the whole time. >> and i would cry every day. >> then, nancy, what is going to happen when casey is freed next week? >> tot mom will probably have a million dollar book deal. >> nancy grace after casey's release date is changed and outrage over these images of her buying be